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3.9 Google Review
245 Chemin Madawaska, Grand-Sault, New Brunswick, E3Y 1A4, Canada
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Jan 4, 2019
In need of a vehicle I chose to finance. Very happy with the car. Not impressed with the first offer of payments being over 400 a month for five years. Had to say no... Long story short I got the car for a fair deal but had an issue with what I thought was the air pressure sensors, after returning to their shop I was told by them that a rim was leaking. Waited over an to leave with the light off. Next day it was on so I went to my personal mechanic. He found a bolt in the tire that had been there. So my question is what did they do and why would they tell me a rim was leaking.

Dec 29, 2018
Nissan is a good quality vehicle.

Jun 16, 2018
We were completely ignored as my husband didnt "look the part". We were looking to trade our 2016 Jeep to trade for a truck. Two sales people walked past us without so much as a Hello. My husband then went into the slmales office and he was continued to be alone ... no one greeted him amd after 15 minutes he left. This isnotthe firat timw this dealeeship has treated us this way. We will never buy a car from them after this

Feb 26, 2018
I bought a 2011 sienna from this dealer. Honestly, I hope that all dealers treat their clients as this dealer does. Special thank to Eric (the sales consultant). Highly recommend 👍.

Sep 17, 2018
Excellent Sales and Service.

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